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The Freelands

CHAPTER XIV
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If you saw him, you'd know." "One's always afraid for the fellows that are worth anything.

There was another young Freeland at your uncle's the other night--" "My brother Alan!" "Oh! your brother?
Well, I wasn't afraid for him, and it seemed a pity.
Have some of this; it's about the only thing they do well here." "Oh, thank you, no.

I've had a lovely lunch.

Mother and I generally have about nothing." And clasping her hands she added: "This is a secret, isn't it, Mr.Cuthcott ?" "Dead." He laughed and his face melted into a mass of wrinkles.

Nedda laughed also and drank up the rest of her wine.


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